Desks from €390/mo — Via Andrea Maria Ampère 61/A, Milan · 4.1 ★ (32 reviews)
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Flex desks personfrom €390/mo | person | — | from €390/mo | |
Dedicated desks personfrom €440/mo | person | — | from €440/mo | |
Meeting rooms 1–50 persons | 1–50 persons | — | On request |
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Avanzi Coworking occupies a 1,000 m² renovated factory in Milan's Città Studi district, running a certified incubator (a|cube) alongside a coworking floor dedicated to sustainability, social innovation, and ecological-transition work. The Hangar open space seats around 100 across shared desks arranged in groups of four, while the Barra A area offers individual fixed desks — both flooded with natural light from the original industrial structure. A shared garden and a wisteria-covered courtyard serve as outdoor working and event space, with the adjacent Upcycle bike café available for catering and member discounts. The 350 m² Hangar doubles as an event venue for up to 50 people. Included in every membership: gigabit Wi-Fi, LAN, up to 100 monthly black-and-white prints, bike storage, and a filtered-water refill station. Meeting rooms are unlocked from six-month contracts. Impact startups, social enterprises, researchers, and sustainability consultancies make up the core community — making Avanzi one of the few Milan coworking spaces where sector alignment is built into the model.
This place is known for having a supportive startup and freelancer community.
Lots of networking events are taking place at this workspace.
Experience the personal touch of a coworking space that's locally owned and managed, fostering a unique community spirit.
Via Andrea Maria Ampère 61/A, 20131, Milan, Italy
Avanzi sits on Via Andrea Maria Ampère in Città Studi, Milan's university and research quarter — a neighbourhood dense with polytechnic spin-offs, research institutes, and the Politecnico di Milano campus a short distance away. The entrance is directly beside the Upcycle bike café, a useful orientation landmark. Metro line M2 (green line) stops at Piola, roughly six minutes on foot, connecting directly to the city centre and Cadorna. Milano Lambrate railway station — serving regional and some high-speed services — is a short walk further east, making the location practical for commuters arriving from outside the city. Buses on Viale Lombardia stop at the Via Vallazze junction three minutes away, adding a surface-transit option. The neighbourhood runs at a lower pace than Milan's financial districts, with independent cafés, a cycle-friendly street culture, and several university canteens nearby for affordable lunch options.
Metro M2 Piola (Città Studi) is about six minutes on foot, and Milano Lambrate railway station is a short walk further. Buses stop at Viale Lombardia / Via Vallazze, three minutes away. Enter at Via Ampère 61/A next to the Upcycle bike café; call or email to arrange a visit.
A monthly desk at Avanzi Coworking starts at €390, the operator's published rate for this location. The space does not sell a day pass here, so if you only need a day or two, ask us and we will find the nearest location that does and send you the options.
Every membership at Avanzi Coworking in Milan includes high-speed Wi-Fi and LAN, up to 100 black-and-white prints per month, use of the break room, bike storage, the shared garden and courtyard, and a filtered-water refill station. Meeting rooms are included from six-month contracts onward.
Metro line M2 (Piola station) is approximately six minutes on foot from the coworking entrance at Via Andrea Maria Ampère 61/A. Buses on Viale Lombardia stop at the Via Vallazze junction, three minutes away on foot. Milano Lambrate railway station, serving regional and intercity trains, is a short walk further east.
Avanzi Coworking is purpose-built for impact startups, social enterprises, sustainability professionals, and researchers — and runs a certified startup incubator (a|cube) on-site. Freelancers working in sustainability or social innovation will find the sector-aligned community and regular networking events a practical fit.
Yes — the 350 m² Hangar and the wisteria courtyard can host events for up to 50 people. Catering is available through the adjacent Upcycle bike café, which also offers member discounts. The space is used for community events, startup pitches, and external bookings.
Avanzi Coworking offers a 10-entry day-pass pack at €200 plus VAT, which lets you use the space flexibly before signing a monthly or annual contract. To arrange a visit or tour, contact the team by phone or email at the address on Via Andrea Maria Ampère 61/A.
Review summary
Across 14 detailed Google reviews, Avanzi Coworking comes through as a creatively charged workspace in Milan where the physical environment and the people inside it are the two things members mention most. The atmosphere draws the strongest praise — reviewers reach for phrases like "extraordinarily inspiring environment" — and that tone is reinforced by a community of what members describe as "numerous talented people," making the space feel like more than a desk rental. Natural light and generous, well-proportioned rooms add to the effect, with several reviewers noting the space is "very beautiful and bright." Day-to-day practicalities hold up well. Meeting rooms are called out repeatedly as a genuine asset, the equipment is described as "impeccably" provided, and the overall setup is praised as organized and clean. The on-site bar and restaurant earns its own mentions as "truly excellent," which is not something members say about most coworking spaces. Pricing is noted as competitive, and the location draws positive remarks for being reachable on foot from central points in the city. A few aspects temper the overall picture. Connectivity is the most consistent criticism — more than one reviewer flags that the wi-fi is not reliable enough for heavy use, which is worth weighing for anyone dependent on a stable connection. Parking is the other recurring friction point, with members noting difficulty finding a spot nearby. Staff earn warm words from most reviewers, though a small number suggest the welcome experience can be inconsistent.
Members most consistently praise Atmosphere, Staff & service, and Community.
Consistently praised
“extraordinarily inspiring environment”
See options & request a tourEmmanuel Muyololo
Jan 2025
Gabriele Sidoti
Jun 2024
Avanzi Coworking is an extraordinarily inspiring environment, where the enthusiasm is contagious thanks to the presence of numerous talented people. Inside, the spaces are impeccably equipped, with large open spaces and meeting rooms that facilitate collaboration and creativity. Furthermore, the foosball table offers an excellent opportunity for team building or simply relaxing during a break. The bar/restaurant is truly excellent, with a wide selection of quality dishes at very competitive prices, making the value for money one of this coworking's strengths. The only drawback is the difficulty in finding parking, but this small inconvenience in no way detracts from the overall experience that Avanzi Coworking offers. In short, it's the ideal place to work in a dynamic and inspiring environment.
Ale Gatti GattoNero
Jun 2024
very nice, spacious, friendly staff
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Feb 2024
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